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S CHO OL  OF  A R T  &  DE S IGN  /   F I N E A R T  /  DE GR EE












            BACHELOR OF ARTS (HONS) FINE ART PRACTICE


            This is a one-year top-up course for diploma graduates, offered in   Learning Outcomes:
            collaboration with the University of Central Lancashire, UK. You will
            have the opportunity to spend two to three weeks in the UK, where   •  Explore all aspects of artmaking, with emphasis
            you will expand your learning experience through mass lectures,   on exploration, experimentation, examination,
            collaborative projects, discussions and critiques with staff and   originality, criticality and innovation
            students from the University of Central Lancashire.  •  Develop strategies to visually communicate
                                                                   your experience and response to the
            Bachelor of Arts (Hons) Fine Art Practice is a course geared
            towards developing your professional edge and built upon the   contemporary society
            diploma studies in fine art and art teaching. The course is designed   •  Develop an in-depth understanding of the
            to develop your in-depth understanding of the diverse methodologies   diverse methodologies in Fine Art practices
            and interdisciplinary approaches towards artmaking, as well as the
            theoretical, conceptual, contextual and professional aspects of   •  Develop professionalism in practice through
            contemporary art practice.                             teamwork and leadership
            It serves as a platform for developing your creative potential and   •  Gain access to industry opportunities,
            professional development, by nurturing leadership qualities and   through an awareness of key stakeholders,
            artistic versatility in response to today’s art and design industries.  networks, institutions, manufacturers and
                                                                   material processes.


































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